A 'patch' is a piece of code that is used to alter the original software. This may be to correct a fault in the software (known as a bug), for example.
To answer your question, then, you cannot play a game patch as it is not the full game. Just a portion of it.
The game needs to be installed on the computer and no you don't have to put the patch on a CD.
The latest patch for Metro 2033 is Patch #2. Player who own the game on Steam will have the patch automatically downloaded and installed.
A patch is a little software which tells the gaming software that the copy of this game is registerd to this computer so game should be run. it is used to play illegal copies of the games on a system. every game has a unique id which can only be installed on one computer but this patch acts as this is the 1st computer on which this game is being installed.
The previous patch files will be in the patches folder in the main world of warcraft folder in program files. The patch files can be deleted once they are installed. any updates they have installed will be part of the main game and cannot be removed. If you don't like the new features added by the patch you cannot remove these, they need to be installed to play the game.
Patches are automatically downloaded and installed when released and as needed by the client. You do not have to do anything. IF the patch does not install you can email the company and they should send you a link to download the patch, or you can get it off the game's site.
you1 insert gangland game cd2 download the patch from a website (i go to the website i linked at bottom)3 after patch is downloaded run the patch (for some reason the newest patch needs an older patch installed 2 work so download 1.3 patch and 1.4 as well
I tried to downgrade it but the program keeps telling me that it cant patch the installed version of the game?
Once you install the game via the game disc you will still need to patch the game. This usually take just about as long as installing the game does.
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One thing to try is to make sure that you installed the original game in it's default path. Because the expansion looks down the default path and if it doesn't see the original game there, it assumes the original is not yet installed. This may be the reason, I can not be positive though.
Upon having X-Box LIVE, necessary updates will be requested to be installed on your console at the start up of the game.
Most computer games cannot have patches removed without completely re-installing the product. For World of Warcraft, not only would you have to reinstall the game, you also cannot play unless your game has the latest patch installed. If a game does allow a patch to be removed (like mods and user-generated content with Oblivion) there is usually an option in the game's launcher to enable or disable certain content or patches.